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This book will cover both the technical and abstract concepts of linear algebra while also providing many different types of examples and applications of linear algebra. These will include all the concepts you have listed and there are plenty more topics should you be interested.

A potential drawback of the book is that it is geared for the more mathematically-leaning student. There will be proofs and you will build linear algebra in a more axiomatic fashion. Of course the advantage of this is that matrices are no longer ad hoc. It will describe and prove explicitly how one obtains a bijective correspondence between matrices and linear functions between finite dimensional vector spaces upon fixing a basis.

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Additonal Resources: The following additional resources may be helpful. Schaum's Outlines: Linear Algebra by S. Lipschutz and M. Lipson. Linear Algebra done wrong, by S. Treil. A free online book with a clean presentation. MIT open online videolectures on Linear Algebra (with Prof. G. Strang) may be useful for review. Prof. Strang's approach emphasizes the applications oflinear algebra to numerical analysis. Web Calculators: This site and this site (requires Java) calculate eigenvalues and eigenvectors, thissite is useful for matrix calculations.

Use of mathematical software to explore basic concepts in linear algebra and calculus. Scripting for symbolic and computational processing. Emphasis is on applications in computer science, finance, data mining, and computer vision.

I'm a Physicist by training. I spent over 16 years in Academia learning to be a Physicist, carrying out research in Physics, and publishing peer-reviewed papers in Physics. Becoming a Physicist meant learning a lot of Math - because mathematics is how Physical processes are described and modeled. I took courses on differential and integral calculus, differential equations, tensor calculus (you need that for General Relativity), complex numbers, linear algebra, statistics, numerical analysis, and more. I regularly used linear and polynomial regression, logistic regression, neural networks, function minimization, gradient descent, simplex methods, matrix math, vectorization, visualization of multi-dimensional data, etc.

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Western | Physics and Astronomy | Applied Mathematics | LIGO | VIRGO | AIGO | LISA Physics 451a & Applied Mathematics 356a Quantum Mechanics II(Last updated: August 15, 2007)General Course InformationCourse title: Physics 451a & Applied Mathematics 356a "Quantum Mechanics II"Lectures: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 1:30 PM to 2:20 PM (subject to change) at P&AB 137Tutorials: (In-class problem solving during some lecture hours).Prerequisites: Physics 351a/bAntirequistes: Applied Mathemaitcs 356b, the former Physics 352a/bInstructor InformationFull name & title: Professor Sreeram Valluri, Departments of Applied Mathematics, Physics & Astrononmy, UWO.Office Location: Physics & Astronomy Building, Room 311 (3rd floor)Office telephone number: (519) 661-2111 ext. 86499Office hours: (To be discussed in class)Email address: valluri@uwo.caHomepage: ~valluriTeaching Assitants(s): None at this time. See me for help during office hours.Texts, Readings, MaterialsRequired textbook: "Introduction to Quantum Mechanics", by B.H. Bransden and C.J. Joachain - 2nd Edition (Prentice-Hall)Suggested References:"Introduction to Quantum Mechanics", by David J. Griffiths - Second Edition (Prentice-Hall)"Quantum Mechanics Concepts and Applications", by Nouredine Zettili - 2001 (John Wiley) Reprinted 2006"Introductory Quantum Mechanics", by Richard L. Liboff - Fourth Edition (Addison Wesley)"Quantum Mechanics", by A. Messiah (Wiley or North Holland)Schaum's Outline Series on Quantum Mechanics (has many example problems solved in detail)Course PhilosophyThe recommended text book for the course is appropriate for this second level of course in Quantum Mechanics and further. Students whose mathematical background and training may not be up to par are suggested to work on topics of linear algebra and differential equations that will help in this course. Problems in the text will be discussed on a regular weekly schedule to be arranged. It is also suggested that the following suggested references be consulted for more worked out problems.

This chapter is an overview of the sorts of problems that can be addressed using the methods from this book. It also discusses the major differences between mathematical modeling and mathematics, and reviews some basic terminology that is used throughout the book. The appendix provides a much more in-depth review of engineering mathematics. This book is meant to be self-contained in the sense that only prior knowledge of college-level calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations is assumed. Therefore, if it is read sequentially and something does not make sense, then the appendix most likely contains the missing piece of knowledge. Standard references on classical mathematics used in engineering and physics include [2, 5], which also can be consulted to fill in any missing background. 2351a5e196